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Established AI field signal Signal 12d ago
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Ai terrorism boko haram nigeria

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Hypervisible Peter Henderson Sean O hEigeartaigh Isaiah Bishop

““Like much of corporate America, the terrorist groups appear to have teams dedicated solely to working on A.I.””

“This is wild, but really great investigative journalism. I guess all the jailbreaking papers trying to prevent "How do I build a bomb?" queries have been vindicated... So much for it being an unrealistic scenario... www.nytimes.com/2026/07/10/u... casp.ac/r…”

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Established Policy & governance Resource 10d ago
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Cambridge AI policy programme

CASP — Cambridge Programme on AI Science & Policy | University of Cambridge

6 experts across 3 network communities independently surfaced this.

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Peter Henderson Sean O hEigeartaigh Dan Hon Stephen Turner Dr. Chinasa T. Okolo Jed Brown

“This is wild, but really great investigative journalism. I guess all the jailbreaking papers trying to prevent "How do I build a bomb?" queries have been vindicated... So much for it being an unrealistic scenario... www.nytimes.com/2026/07/10/u... casp.ac/r…”

“can you imagine someone out there is acting in the role of ai / tech evangelist and persuading people in boko haram that it's totally a good idea to use llm chatbots, like a shingy for terrorists: casp.ac/reports/ai-e...”

Primary source casp.ac ↗
Established AI field signal Development 9d ago
NJ Public Defender AI resource library launch

How Can AI Augment Access to Justice? Public Defenders' Perspectives on AI Adoption

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Peter Henderson Dominik Stammbach

“Links! - NJOPD press release tinyurl.com/ycxyr5vt - Cheong et al., 2026 arxiv.org/abs/2510.22933 - Stammbach et al., 2026 arxiv.org/abs/2601.14348”

“For further reading, we point to - CITP Blogpost tinyurl.com/4zy89376 - NJOPD press release tinyurl.com/ycxyr5vt - In-depth research blogpost: tinyurl.com/389n2mwe - Cheong et al., 2026 arxiv.org/abs/2510.22933 - Stammbach et al., 2026 arxiv.org/abs/2601.14…”

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Peter Henderson: 🚀Last week we announced the launch of a new AI tool in partnership with the New Jersey Office of the Public Defender! AI can empower civil servants and improve public services, and this project pro…
Peter Henderson: Public defenders manage large caseloads and tight deadlines. They also rely on a wealth of shared knowledge: past briefs, memos, directives, and lessons from colleagues about what has—and hasn’t—wo…
Peter Henderson: Until now, finding the right material across that collection could take hours. The AI-enabled Resource Library lets NJOPD staff enter a legal question and quickly find relevant passages from a secu…
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Primary source arxiv.org ↗ nj.gov ↗